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WIRTW #800: the ‘world cup’ edition

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The World Cup kicks off on June 11, and plenty of matches will be played during the workday. (June 17, I’m looking at you. Portugal vs. DR Congo starts at…

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California Executive Order Signals More Scrutiny of AI’s Workplace Impact

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Connecticut’s sweeping AI law imposes broad transparency, safety and compliance obligations across multiple use cases with phased deadlines.

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